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Real Madrid<\/a> has had enough. The club has issued a scathing statement against Javier Tebas <\/strong>following the latest remarks by the president of LaLiga<\/a>, whom it accuses of using his institutional position to repeatedly attack the Madrid-based club.<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n The response is not limited to rejecting specific statements. Real Madrid openly questions Tebas\u2019s neutrality,<\/strong> criticizes his conduct over time, and raises the urgent need for a change at the head of Spanish professional football.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n \u201cOur club considers it intolerable for the president of LaLiga to use his institutional position to continue discrediting and attacking Real Madrid,\u201d <\/strong>the club states. An especially serious accusation, since it comes from the competition\u2019s leading club against the person who should represent and protect the interests of all its members equally.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n The club points out that LaLiga\u2019s top official should be working to build trust in the bodies responsible for guaranteeing the competition\u2019s impartiality<\/strong>. However, his public behavior produces precisely the opposite effect.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Every attack by Tebas increases suspicions about his ability to act with the neutrality required of someone who manages the economic, audiovisual, and sporting interests <\/strong>of all clubs. It is not a matter of asking him to be sympathetic toward Real Madrid, but of showing the minimum institutional respect his position demands.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n The president of LaLiga cannot behave like just another pundit or turn the club into the permanent target of his interventions.<\/strong> Even less so when he represents a competition whose prestige depends on all its participants trusting the independence of the person in charge.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n The statement concludes with a phrase that strikes directly at Javier Tebas\u2019s management model: \u201cThe president of LaLiga is not the owner of the competition.\u201d<\/strong> He is a manager chosen to serve the clubs, not an authority placed above them or the owner of a structure that belongs to its members.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n That is why Real Madrid believes that Spanish professional football \u201curgently\u201d needs a leader capable of running the competition with honesty, neutrality, and institutional sense.<\/strong> In other words, the club is openly calling for an alternative to Tebas.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Madrid\u2019s position is entirely understandable. No club should have to tolerate the person obliged to represent it repeatedly using his office to discredit it<\/strong>. And when that conduct stops being an isolated episode and becomes a habit, an institutional response is not only justified: it is essential.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n